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1        I,  X    |         was the result of a long uniform swell, the yacht did not
2        I,  X    |   indicated a bottom at a nearly uniform depth of from four to five
3        I,  XI   | sounding-line, had ever the same uniform and arid bottom.~In the
4        I,  XIII |      compromise the fit of their uniform.~On the whole, time passed
5        I,  XIII |       cocked hats and full staff uniform, attended to take charge
6        I,  XVI  |    nothing but the same strange, uniform mineral conglomerate, crystallized
7        I,  XXII |       heated lava, rising with a uniform gentleness, quietly overran
8        I,  XXIII|       Gallian Sea had become one uniform sheet of ice. One spot alone
9       II,  XV   |         officer, attired in full uniform, was seen descending to